STONY PLAIN / FOR COUNCIL, ADMINISTRATION & LOCAL PARTNERS
A readiness partnership, not an approval shortcut.
This page states plainly what is proposed, what is not being requested, and what the community can hold us to. Nothing here assumes Town endorsement.
WHAT WE ARE PROPOSING NOW
—A staged, permitted, non-regulated pilot at a Site B workspace
—An independent feasibility process for any future pathway
—Milestone reporting to Council and Administration
—Local supplier and workforce planning from the start
WHAT IS NOT BEING REQUESTED NOW
—A land transfer
—A zoning guarantee
—An operating approval
—Factory construction funding
—A regulatory exemption
COMMUNITY COMMITMENTS
What the community can hold us to
C1
Transparent public process
Material steps happen in public view, on the record.
C2
Independent review
Feasibility and gate evidence reviewed outside the project team.
C3
Factual communication
Status language is precise: planned, pilot, proposed, gated.
C4
Local supplier & workforce planning
Regional sourcing and training built into the pilot plan.
C5
Milestone reporting
Written progress against defined milestones, on a set cadence.
MUNICIPAL READINESS CONCEPT
A proposed, milestone-based feasibility contribution
PROPOSED · NOT APPROVED · NOT GUARANTEED
The concept: up to C$250,000 over 12 months, released in tranches against defined milestones. It would require Council direction and approval. It is not approved, not guaranteed, and not unrestricted.
UP TO C$250,000 OVER 12 MONTHS · CONCEPTUAL TRANCHE SPLIT
TRANCHE 1
C$50,000
Project readiness
Scoping, governance setup, claims-safe public materials, and milestone definition.
PROPOSED · MILESTONE-BASED
TRANCHE 2
C$100,000
Independent feasibility
Third-party site, regulatory, and market screens with findings reported to Council.
PROPOSED · MILESTONE-BASED
TRANCHE 3
C$100,000
Capital attraction & application readiness
Evidence packages for investors and senior-government programs, prepared to application grade.
PROPOSED · MILESTONE-BASED
DISCLAIMER — READ FIRST
Any contribution would require Council direction, legal review, a budget source, an agreement, defined milestones, and reporting. It would not fund land acquisition, construction, production equipment, operating losses, or regulated operations.